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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1945

Page

5

Rain Too Little Too Late for Farmers Crops

Rain last night freshened fields but proved too scant and ill timed to aid late crops, pastures, or water supplies. Farmers cite potential minor help for late corn and apples may grow more, while potatoes may knot or shorten grading if growth resumes. Repairs proceed at White's Mill dam and power plant after flood damage with a new water wheel planned.

Ross Wright Athens County White’s Mill George Evans

Markets Open With Broad Declines Across Stocks

Lower prices noted at the opening of the day as stock market activity shows a general decline. Investors trim accounts ahead of a possible technical correction after eight-year highs, while funds seek employment and maintain a cautious postwar outlook with ongoing buying supporting certain sectors.

Eesk Ismyex

Bowlers Meet at Sportland Recreation

Men and women bowlers interested in the Jack and Jill League at Sportland Recreation N Court and W Carpenter Sts are invited to meet tonight at 7 30. The Athens Bowling Association holds its organizational meeting next Thursday at 3 30, Neil Thomas president announces.

Sportland Recreation N. Court W. Carpenter Sts Athens Bowling Association Neil Thomas

Bert Sorrell Dies In Car Crash Near Zanesville

Bert Sorrell 61 of 333 Washington St Zanesville former Glouster resident was killed instantly in a Wednesday automobile accident while en route to work. He is survived by wife Martha Williams Sorrell a son Edward six daughters two dozen relatives including siblings and parents. Funeral services set for Saturday at two o'clock in Zanesville.

Bert Preach) Sorrell Washington St Zanesville Glouster Sorrell Martha Williams Sorrell Edward Marguerite Smith Maxine Jackson Robert Angle Charles Elyria Oakland Calif Samuel Columbus Sherman Cleveland Rodney Chicago Hershel Myrtle Sorrell Margaret Carter Jacksonville Rinache Kost Lancaster Aretta Sorrell William S. Sorrell

R. B. Smith Appointed To Albright Faculty

Dr. Russell B. Smith, longtime Crestline schools superintendent, was named professor in Albright College's Education Department in Reading Pennsylvania. He taught five summer sessions at Ohio University. Also noted were discharges from the Army of Ray E. Curl and Raymond R. Kern at Indiantown Gap.

Russell B. Smith Crestline Department of Education Albright College Reading Smith I Ohio University

Navy officers named to staff the oiler Cohocton

Warrant Officer Joseph L. Evans and other officers are named to staff the newly commissioned oiler USS Cohocton named for Cohocton New York. The ship was commissioned August 23 at Martinship Corp Sausalito California. Corporal John Romine reports sighting the first Jap surrender delegation land on TE Shima and depart for Manila. S-2c Carrol Woodgerd returns to Tampa after a 15 day leave with his Albany parents. Birth announced for Marilyn Kay daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Bell Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandmother is Mrs William Runyon. Marine Army Navy Women Canteen committee for Friday night at the depot named Mrs Richard Banks Miss Josephine Garvin Mrs Kenneth Reeder and Miss Lois Mulpas. Next club meeting is a potluck at Mrs Banks home Monday Sept 17 6 30 pm.

Joseph L. Evans USN Henry Evans Cohocton N. Y Martinship Corp Sausalito Calif Cpl John Romine G. M. Romine Athens TE Shima Manila Corporal Romine 345Th Carrol Woodgerd Tampa, Fla Lloyd Woodgerd Albany Orville Bell W. State St Sheltering Arms Hospital Marilyn Kay William Runyon Stimson N. Club Marine, Army and Navy Richard Banks Josephine Garvin Kenneth Reeder Lois Mulpas N. Congress St

Social and Personal: Farewell Party for William Palmer

A group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Jagers in Athens on Wednesday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer who are moving to Newark. A buffet supper accompanied by a Mexican table cloth and twelve napkins as a gift was presented.

Jagers William Palmer John Jagers Athens Newark Palmer Jagera William Stehr Carl Sylvester

Mildred Morris and Robert Beaver Wed at Racine Church

The Racine Baptist Church hosted the September 9 wedding of Mildred Marie Morris and Robert Clifford Beaver at 1:30 p.m. The bride, escorted by her father, wore teal crepe with cinnamon brown accessories, and the groom wore formal attire. Audrey Morris served as maid of honor, Dale Beaver as best man, and a reception followed at the couple's home.

Racine Baptist Church Mildred Marie Morris Francis E. Morris Racine Robert Clifford Beaver Ed Beaver T. T. Shelton Glenn Simpson Chicago Finn Audrey JO Morris Columbus Dale Beaver William Shelton

Personal notices of local residents visiting relatives and military returns

Prof and Mrs Thomas N Hoo ver Elmwood Place returned from Youngstown where they visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Gordon K Bush Strathmore Blvd returned from York PA after visiting Carl Beasley. Major and Mrs Abbott Y Wilcox arrive to visit Rev Abbott Y Wilcox father of Major Wilcox who has just returned from overseas service. George Evans 77 N Congress St hosted Mr and Mrs Walter Bomesberger and daughter Lt Suzanne Bomesberger Cambridge and Mrs Robert Bomesberger and daughter Ann Bucyrus. Lt Suzanne Bomesberger recently served in Army Nurse Corps in the ETO and reports for Pacific Theater after leave. Guests of Mr and Mrs W H Marshall over Tuesday and Wednesday were Mr and Mrs H P Dowler Miss Martha Mansfield Mr Howard Zitzke of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Roy J Thompson of Bronx NY, Mr and Mrs Richard Storer and Rex of Athens. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Ralph Pinkerton and Mrs Grove Sams of Athens and Mr and Mrs Wendell Wright of Athens. Mrs Edith Shaver and son Billy of this city visited Columbus Wednesday. After two years in North Africa and Italy, Cpl Walter F Tucker is spending a thirty day furlough with wife Elma Tucker at Fisher.

Thomas N. Hoover Elmwood Place Youngstown Gordon K. Bush Strathmore Blvd York, Pa Carl Beasley Abbott Y. Wilcox D Jr Congress St Major Wilcox George Evans N. Congress St Walter Bomesberger Suzanne Bomesberger Cambridge Robert Bomesberger Ann Bucyrus Evans Army Nurse Corps ETO Pacific Theater W. H. Marshall H. P. Dowler Martha Mansfield Howard Zitzke Columbus Roy J. ‘Thompson The Bronx New ‘York Richard Storer Rex Athens Ralph Pinkerton Grove Sams North Africa Italy Cpl Walter F. Tucker Elma Tucker Fisher

Cleveland Eggs and Potatoes Prices in Government Graded Lots

Cleveland eggs show government graded classes with large AA 57.6 large A 68 medium 50.8 and potatoes at 3.90 per cwt. Sweet potatoes 2.75 to 3 per bit. Cincinnati Produce lists wholesale grades and case counts with various grades and percentages. Pittsburgh produce reports mixed grades and weights for beets and other items.

Cleveland Eggs Cincinnati Tsburgh Froduce Beas U. S

Progressive Literary Club Opens Year With New Officers

The first meeting of the calendar year of the Progressive Literary Club was held at Mrs. George M. Fee’s home in Longview Heights. New president Mrs. Dennis Thebride, a Racine High School graduate, presided as the club welcomed a new member, Mrs. A. L. Jandes. Dr. Wendell Rose spoke on the Mormons, with the next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. John Huffman, a Racine High School graduate recently returned from Panama service, now stationed in Pittsburgh Livestock Camp.

Progressive Literary Club George M. Fee Longview Heights Dennis Thebride Racine Jones High School A. L. Years Wendell Rose Virginia W. Va John Sgt. Beaver Huffman Racine High School Panama Pitsburgh Crowder Joplin

Dinner Honors Pfc and Mrs Clarence Meek at Home

Pfc Clarence Meek returns from a 30 day furlough with his wife Jean De Long and parents Mr and Mrs Cecil Meek of Stewart. He was overseas seven months and will go to Fort Leonard Wood. A first wedding anniversary dinner at the Meek home honored the couple with relatives and friends attending. An A. H. Club benefit party follows at U of C Hall with public invited.

Rte Clarence Scotty) Meek Camp Atterbury Ind Jean DeLong Cecil Meek Stewart Fort Leonard Wood Mao A. T. de- Long Buchtel Robert de- Long Max Malone Nelsonville Raymond Parker Columbus Pie. Meek Pfe

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